Images of Christ in Genesis, Volume III is the last in Dr. Meyer van Rensburg's best selling series of the hidden Jesus in the book of Genesis. God knows the end from the beginning and therefore has planted seeds in Genesis, "the seed plot of the Bible," that later comes to fruition in the rest of the Word. One image of Christ after another emerges from the mists of antiquity as the author reveals what the Holy Spirit had hidden there for us to find and delight in, like children delighting in finding Easter eggs. Dr. Meyer says: "Jesus is as vividly painted in Genesis as what He is in the Gospels. He is the Alfa and the Omega and He stands as clearly at the beginning of our world in the Garden of Eden in Genesis as He stands at the end in Revelation." In the first volume of this series ten different images of Christ were revealed from the first ten chapters of Genesis in order to illustrate how God has been in control of the writing of the Scriptures from the very beginning. The second volume continued the journey onwards from Genesis eleven to clarify how Jesus was already portrayed in the first book of the Bible as the Baptiser with the Holy Spirit; God's Son; Our High Priest and King; The Living Word; the Heir of the World; and the Well of Living Water. This third volume focuses on the patriarchs and shows how the life stories of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph were set out in detail by the Holy Spirit to depict in type in the very first book of the Bible that Christ would be The Ladder to Heaven; The Suffering Servant; the Bridegroom and the Saviour of the World. Finally there is the epilogue, entitled "The Glorious Revelation" where we can see how Jesus reveals Himself to us as God, the Son. Each image is well researched but the author connects with the reader in a conversational style to bring forth aspects of the Word that have seldom been seen or discussed. Images of Christ in Genesis contains amazing revelations that every Christian should be aware of and confirms that the Bible is not a book that man could write if he would or would write if he could.